What is Somatics? & Somatics and Business Training Video?

Posted: October 19th, 2011 | Author: admin | Filed under: Leadership | Tags: business., Somatics, Training, Video | 11 Comments »

integrationtraining.co.uk What is somatics and how is a somatic understanding relavent to business? Integration Training’s Mark Walsh talks about somatics and embodied learning and leadership (also called athletic or physical intelligence). Relates to stress management, leadership and corporate team building. integrationtraining.co.uk

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11 Comments on “What is Somatics? & Somatics and Business Training Video?”

1 Leeshan82 said at 10:03 am on October 19th, 2011:
Hi Mark, Your latest videos are indeed very different and you are much more relaxed. i did not make the connection with nervousness. and honestly thought you were just hungry. I prolly need one of your pre-integration integration courses .Thank you for the reply and the very informative videos on a really interesting subject. Good luck!
2 Leeshan82 said at 10:48 am on October 19th, 2011:
@IntegrationTraining LOL:) eshie ameseginalew what a small worrrrlid
3 IntegrationTraining said at 11:29 am on October 19th, 2011:
This was the first video I made some time ago and was nervous hence dry lips. This is universal – excuse the sounds, I don’t think I do these in my more recent ones eshi?
amesege’nallo,
Mark
4 IntegrationTraining said at 11:32 am on October 19th, 2011:
Hi Leeshan,

Cultural issues are of course important and also embodied. Other things are universal. I lived in Ethiopia briefly and saw things that were different (e.g. the body language when listening) and many things that were the same.
5 Leeshan82 said at 12:10 pm on October 19th, 2011:
so I hope you see what I mean Mr. Mark Walsh. it is possible you may have to develop, a pre- integration “integration” training course to get everyone on the same cultural page. sorry to be pedantic or sound like a smart ass. It may well be that you were very hungry when you recorded this video or maybe did not want to which would explain the smacking and tutting. tongue and lips Were you hungry? was there some food waiting for you off screen? By the way, I am Ethiopian., we know about hun
6 Leeshan82 said at 12:51 pm on October 19th, 2011:
Please allow me to give you an example of what i mean, taken from this video.To those from mainstream culture,the message is clear, there is no distraction.. But if watched from another cultural perspective (in which, because of English being a second language, one relies more on body language),one is forced 2 focus on the nonverbal sounds made). the smacking of lips and sucking of teeth in the video is distracting. This can be very insulting or indicate you are very hungry in some cultures. .
7 Leeshan82 said at 1:37 pm on October 19th, 2011:
It is an innovative, most probably correct approach, & yes,common sense. however..the problem lies not in the observation or inclusion of previously ignored factors like body language and non verbal factors BUT IN THEIR INTERPRETATION. In this globalized world where work forces/office staff are made up of people from different cultures how to apply a standardized system for interpreting body language & nonverbal expressions? Is there a UNIVERSAL HUMAN biologically inevitable set of reactions?
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